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• • DonnyCrash
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  • 24 Dec, 2012
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  Hi there,

  I don't know if this will help..

  Add an instance var to the red buttons as well as button_place in the editor changing the var to a unique no. so the first red button would be 0

  <img src="http://s20.postimage.org/mnuvh8ial/help2.png" border="0" />

  next depending on what you want to do you can add sub conditions to your overlap...

  <img src="http://s20.postimage.org/4z7q3cvx9/help1.png" border="0" />

• • DonnyCrash
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  No Problem.... Enjoy!

• • DonnyCrash
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  Hey Hey,

  a random() argument takes in two numbers. so for eg.

  random(0,5) will pick a number between 0 and 5 including float numbers.

  and if you want an int its the same story as your previous posts floor(random(0,5))...

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• • DonnyCrash
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  Sorry, i was just thinking their is an easier way..

  all you do is add floor() to all of your equations to round them off eg.

  floor(ticker % 32 / run_speed)=0

  that also works

• • DonnyCrash
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  Hey there, Figured out your problem...

  in line 7 & 8 instead of saying ticker%32/run_speed = 0 add two conditions.

  if ticker%32/run_speed > -1      &&

  ticker%32/run_speed < 1.

  Purely because by changing run_speed to 5 you are returning a float value which is not = 0. Hope that helps.

  What will happen is you will have gaps between your created objects so just change their width to 64px.

  Peace

  DC